I’ve written a number of little scripts over the years, many of which I use every day. Here’s a little collection.

Uses fzf and an SQLite database

An extension to the classis shell that supports graph-like orchestrate, IPC and value storage. Bridges the gap between shell and orchestration frameworks.

An OSC52 CLI tool

An OSC52 CLI tool

By Mill’s fantastic author, providing a compact snippet to get started.

A CLI tool to use the Charm TUI library directly from the shell. That’s great!

I’ve implemented custom trap codebfor error display but it doesn’t work reliablu, this should help.

The different sorts aliases you can use in zsh…I only new about the simple kind!

I use this instead of Python scripts (for one, because I really hate Python).

It’s also just a really convenient way of working with the data on my linux system. I even used this to narrow down my semester enrollment choices!

Bun has a unique (and quite amazing) support for shell, so that we can use shell for what it’s good (composability), but switch to JS for what it’s not good at (more advanced logic).

Curates and showcases all things in the terminal such as command line interface tools (CLI), text mode interface tools (TUI), and developer tools, no matter what platform or medium.